If I was to code some sort of .nro file to use in hbmenu, which options would I have? Is it possible to use smth like Python for it or does it need low-level programming?
Programming Switch homebrew - supported languages?
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Thanks, Lua is somewhat similar to Python.
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You meant to say "low-level programming only", as C/C++ are both low-level languages.
Low level code is assembly, your code speak directly to the chip. best performance but can be tedious and more difficult.
Mid level is c/c++ as they need to be compiled with a compiler that will convert the code to the target architecture
High level / interpreter language are like python, lua, love potion and don't need to be compile but have a lesser performance.
Best is to use c/c++, there are a lot of libraries that have been ported to the switch.
You can of course use python and other interpreter language depending on what your application is.
Mid level is c/c++ as they need to be compiled with a compiler that will convert the code to the target architecture
High level / interpreter language are like python, lua, love potion and don't need to be compile but have a lesser performance.
Best is to use c/c++, there are a lot of libraries that have been ported to the switch.
You can of course use python and other interpreter language depending on what your application is.
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